St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20

worn by him on that occasion seemed
to attract the attention of the many
young ladies present. Mr.. Tuck
also seemed to take very well as he
chaperoned E. TreanOr.
The third annual quadrille assembly
of the West Side Odd Fellows lodge was
held Thursday night. At precisely $50
o'clock the orchestra struck up the
grand march, which was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason. and from that time On until
programme of tWenty-fOur numbers
had been danced the ball room pre-
sented gay appearance. Supper was
served from 1890 till 1890 O'clock.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. FlOurnoy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilgus, DR.. and Mrs. DinwOoddie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Cook from st. Paul:
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gauthier, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Heimbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. WilguS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, Henderson,;
Misses BrOss, Scott, Hartigan, Minea,
Biyler. Gillet, Leyde and Norman,
Messrs. Coleman, Carbon, Mullen,
Dodd, Bross, DR.. Hawkins, Brehler,
COgin, Norman, Heath, BOQuet and
many others.
n dime social was given Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. V. L.
Hale, Western avenue. under the aus
pices of the Parish Aid Society of st.
Johns church. The SOcialS are given
monthly and are very enjoyable affairs.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Among those present were
Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Hale, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. MoreIand, Mrs.
Dillinger, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Myrick, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. AmeS, Miss Florence Gates, Miss
Nellie Power, Miss Mcrrick, Miss Dill
linger, Miss Anna Watkins. Miss Seev-
erS and Miss Hughes, MesSrs. Bert
Nash, T. Jacobs, Olmstead, Cooke, Dill
linger. MOreland. Will Deacon, Chap
man, Appleton, Watkins, Benedict and
Mathews.
Miss A. McNabb gave birthday party
Friday evening at the residence of her
uncle, 463 Fort street. The evening was
devoted to dancing and progressive
euchre. Mr.. Troost and Miss Carey won
the prizes. Lunch was served at mid
night. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
TrOOst, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. McNabb. MIS-. Chase, Misses Will
mer, GadbOis. Carey. Graham, Healey,
Holend. Gibson, Schlieck, Della and
Lena Schlieck and Miss Love; MesSrs.
La Point, GadbOis, Gross. Smith, Day
ton, Brighton and others.
The musicale and reception given Fri
day evening at the Baptist church par
Tors by Mrs. ii. W. Buford was brill
iantly successful both unsteady and
socially. The programme consisting of
sixteen numbers, furnished by Mrs.
BufOrd's pupils, assisted by Mrs. G..
W. HOlloweli, Miss Helen C. hurry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kreeger, was thor
Oughly enjoyed by the large audience
present. The audience was unusually
pleased and enthusiastic, which was
expressed in the shape of several
choice floral designs from the pupils to
Mrs. BufOrd, and bouquets thrown to
the participants.
The auditorium of the First Baptist
chapel was filled with an appreciative
audience on Tuesday evening, the 0cca-
sion being the first public entertain
ment under the auspices of the Y. z. A.
of the church. The guests were re-
dali, Hope, Waither and Tallmadge,
MesSrS. W. G. Stanton, J. COXhead. w.
j. Hope and G.. M. HallOwell. At $50
a carefully prepared programme was in
trOduced by Miss Emma Gates, followed
by an address of welcome by the preSi-
dent of the society, A. S. Tallmadge,
who took charge of the programme.
The Misses Hensel entertained Sc
lect party of friends at their home on
Twelfth street on the evening of Nov
II. Cards and music were the order of
the evening till IL o'clock. when re-
freShments were served, after which
games were played. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale, the
Misses Smith. Mr.. Pinkham. Mr.. Mer-
rift, Miss Cook, the Misses Lenva, Dir.
Huntsman, Mr.. Hannd. Mr.. Hoffmaster,
the Misses HurdS0n, Mr.. Hudson, Miss
Anderson and others.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tomb, entertained
thirty friends at progressive euchre
Tuesday evening in honor of their guest,
C. G. Hunt, of Washington, ID. C.
Music and refreshments concluded the
pleasant programme. Miss Pauline
Fauer won the ladies' head prize, and
DIR. Bushnell gentlemen's head prize;
Miss Nellie King and }. +. LangtOn, the
progressive prizes.
The residence of Miss May Fadden.
on DeSOtO street, was the scene of
very enjoyable party on Friday even
ing, the occasion being the celebration
of the young lady's birthday. Among
those present were the Misses Bailey.
COvington, Dreher, Hills, Hillman,
Painter and Stout. and MesSrs. Arm
strong, Dreher, Dunn, Hills, Hillman,
Hawkins, Mannhart. Murray and Cakes,
who overloaded the fair young hostess
with valuable presents.
The West End Euchre club was en-
tertained on Friday evening by Mrs. G..
f. Hughes, 600 Grand avenue, and an
unusually pleasant time was expert
and W. C. Merryman won the head
prizes, and Miss Phillips and G. r.
Hughes progressive prizes. Mrs. G.. l..
Wilson will entertain the next meeting
at her home on Lincoln avenue.
The executive committee of the
NuShka club met at the residence of j.
C.. Wall, SIG Ashland avenue, Friday
evening, and elected Messrs. Edward
Spencer, Howard James and John
Townsend to membership. The club
has leased the Carpenter Lookout OH
Summit avenue for the winter and an
ticipate jolly carnival season.
The Unity" club held its regular
meeting in the club rooms under Unity
church last Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramme consisted of musical selections,
and the reading of the second chapter of
the Unity club serial, which fully sus-
tanned the interest awakened by the
first chapter. Dancing closed very
pltdodul tNclllliS W thOoS present.
Mrs. Alfred Wharton. assisted by Miss
Wharton and Miss Jessie Mcmillan,
gave pleasant afternoon reception to
about 500 ladies Wednesday, at their
residence on Summit avenue. between
the hours of 3 and o'clock. The deco
ratiOns were elaborate and refreshments
were served.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given on Tuesday evening in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Miss Lydia
Dieter at her home, about O'Clock the
guests. fifty in number. taking posses
sion of the house. Refreshments were
enjoyed during the evening. and various
games and music furnished the enter
tainment of the evening.
Miss Lewis entertained very pleas